Henry James Accomplishments

King James died on 1623, and was succeeded by his son Charles. King James has influenced many things, and ruled one of the biggest empires in

Imagine that you're not recognized for the great things that you have done. That would be awful right we'll that is the life of Henry Knox.Henry Knox Should be more widely known because of his accomplishments He was born in 1750 in Bostin his dad was William Knox and his mom was Mary Campbell Knox. Both of his parents were pioneers from North Ireland. He had ten siblings including himself. His dad was a shipmaster in the west indies. His dad died at age fifty so he dropped out of schools to help his mom at her bookstore and later opened one of his own. He loved to read and he was fond of history, but his main interest later settled on artillery.

Good morning Mr Calder and fellow students. Today I will be exploring the issue James Armistead a slave or African American war hero. He is an African American war hero. It will be specifically in relation to the impacts that his contribution had on the political and social situations within his colony of Virginia and consequently on the war of independence. These had major effects on shaping the outcome of the American Revolution the independence that America gained from Britain at the end of the war also the movement away from the slave trade.

Henry Clinton was born April 16, 1730, in Newfoundland, Canada. Sir Henry was the son of Admiral George Clinton and grandson of Sir Francis Fiennes Clinton, who was the 6th Earl of Lincoln. Although nobody knows much about his childhood, we know that as a young child, Henry was influenced greatly by his father. His father joined the navy before the birth of Henry, and impacted his son as he grew up. His father then became the governor of Newfoundland. Even though his father encouraged his son to join the Navy, young Clinton set sail into a military career. He rose quickly in rankings and continued to fight in war. In 1772, he married the wonderful Harriet Carter. They bared five children together. Sadly, while giving birth to the fifth child, Harriet passed away.

Ulysses s grant was born on July the 23, 1885. He died at the age of 63. Place of birth was Wilton, NY. He died from esophageal cancer. Names of parents were Hannah grant and Jesse root grant Siblings were Samuel Simpson (1825-1861), Clara Racheal (1828-1865), Virginia pain (Jennie) (1832-1913), ovil grant (1835-1881), Mary francs 91839-1905). Education United States military academy Awards for the actions of World War 1, military times hall of valor. Jobs, commanded the victorious union army in the civil war (1861-1865) and served as the 18th U.S president. Places of residence were grant house in Missouri, Whitehaven near Gravois road, hardscrabble. Hobbies reading, art, mathematics, horses. Charitable, field locator. Achievements, he helped

“Failure is simply the opportunity to begin again, this time more intelligently”-Henry Ford. This quote explains that even if you fail you have the chance to try again but this time smarter or in other words, if you fail it doesn't end their world you can always try again and be better. This quote relates to the thesis by saying things don't happen at a glance they take time to perfect. Furthermore, Henry Ford was very important and was an influential figure in history because he perfected the automobile and made an automobile that was affordable for middle classed people. Early Life/Childhood

King Henry VIII married Catherine of Aragon, the widow of his brother, after the death of his father, Henry VII. During their marriage, they had one healthy daughter, named Mary. She was the only child of theirs that survived infancy, as the others had died at birth, or at most seven weeks later. After years of trying to conceive another child, specifically a boy, Henry came to the realization that the now 41 year-old Catherine would not bear him any more children. It was known that Henry VIII took mistresses. The most significant mistress was Elizabeth Blount who bore a son named Henry. Blount was married off, making the son illegitimate, and incapable of becoming the king. Soon after, he took Mary Boleyn, daughter of Sir Thomas Boleyn, as

Since the beginning of time, revolutionary accomplishments have been marked by mankind overcoming fundamental obstacles; and in my opinion, one of the most challenging fundamental obstacles we’ve tried to take on is gravity itself. Only in the past century have we been able to fly. So in perspective, the achievements Boeing and Lockheed Martin made in the Joint Strike Fighter Program are truly revolutionary. In the end Lockheed won the competition, and after watching “The Battle of the X-Planes”, I believe their success was due to their simple yet robust initial design.

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was a very popular American poet. He was one of the most influential poets from the 1800s. Henry received a memorial head statue in the poet’s corner of west minister abbey in London. He wrote some of the most popular poems in American literature. During the twentieth century, Henry’s writing reputation decreased. This author believes that Henry’s writing is important because his poems are a part of the history of American literature. In the 1800s, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow became a very popular poet in American literature. (Clark, 486)

Shakespeare’s went to school at Stratford Free School, as his father was an important figure citizen of Stratford. He attended Stratford Free School, until he was fifteen, there was intense focus on classical literature and language, such as Latin and Greek . This is important information to the argument that stated Shakespeare was uneducated, and that the complexity of the language used in his poems and plays couldn’t have been his own work. Even though Shakespeare did not attend a well known or famous school for literature, Stratford free did really reiterate upon classical Latin and Greek language and literature. Even though Shakespeare did have a favorable education, in regards to his writing style, at Stratford he was not really a genius. He would use the plots of plays and poems that came from books. So he was technically using other people's plots from their poems and use it as

Although some believe Shakespeare went to school, his work is too complex and he did

King James He was the first monarch of the House of Stewart (or Stuart) and succeeded Queen Elizabeth I, the last monarch of the House of Tudor. James was the son of Mary, Queen of Scots, and Henry Stewart, Duke of Albany (known as Lord Dunley). James became the king of Scotland at age one (1567), when his mother was forced to abdicate the throne, and finally assumed real power himself in 1583. As a young king he survived several assassination attempts and strengthened the power of the crown over Parliament. He allied himself with England's Elizabeth (making only a token objection when she executed his mother), and when the childless queen died, her throne went to James. (He was her distant cousin as the great-grandson of Margaret Tudor, elder

When James was fourteen his mother took up two new hobbies, riding a bicycle and playing piano. His stepfather found the bicycle on the street in Brooklyn, and hauled it home (a few months before he died). His stepfather was seventy two when he passed away. After his stepfather died, the narrator dropped out of high school and failed every class. He spent a year going to the movies on Forty Second Street in Times Square. In addition, he smoked as much quantity as possible, snatched purses, shoplifted and robbed. He remembers his mother bringing him to his first day of school. This was the only time he remembers ever being alone with his mother. While he was there he noticed that his mother did not resemble the rest of the mothers.

Shakespeare had no records of an education, but most believe that he attended King’s New School. The school primarily focused on reading, writing, and classics.

Gender issues also colors some parts of Winterbourne’s misperceptions about Daisy’s character. The author, Henry James, and the main character were both males. Each of them had contributed to the narator that Winterbourne couldn’t understand Daisy’s character for she was a female. The narrator descrips of Daisy by saying “she was very unsophisticated; she was only a pretty American flirt. Winterbourne was almost grateful for having found the formula that applied to Miss Daisy Miller” is an example of that (202). Second, both the Author Henry James and Winterbourne had described Daisy as “a flirt- a pretty American flirt”(202), which is an offense to the American ladies for the word ‘flirt‘ was then associated with sexual issues. These sexual behaviors altered, the clever girl, Daisy and blinded Winterbourne from seeing Daisy’s real character.